Nice 50c short. But if not for the weak USD this would be $1.50 lower. damn usd/strong euro. Everything else bearish.
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DislikedNice 50c short. But if not for the weak USD this would be $1.50 lower. damn usd/strong euro. Everything else bearish.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hey bud...hope the weekend was kind to you and everyone else.... am looking for price to climb back above 62.30 On the H4 and close above it for Brent oil in order for me to resume longs, and 56.53 also on the h4 for crude oil for me to look long, failing which will just let it pull back towards Friday’s lows on both and load Longs. Trade safe, looking forward to London OpenIgnored
Disliked{quote} Mz, sorry to be so vague earlier, was mobile so not much time, yes thank you, had a busy weekend, made easier that I manage to get my positions closed, I did get back in Sunday open and clawed some back and it looks like I was a little early, no regrets though, I will be waiting to get some clarity that this was a shake out before entering again, noticed the Dow has hit a 300 point fall and ChinUsa news out about tarifs, not looking too good, WTI could well be in the mix, good enough reason to be out, opened gold long position to take advantage...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Pardon me for being so thick but how do you determine that center line ?Ignored
Disliked{quote} That's a very interesting chart, what did you use to create it?Ignored
Disliked{quote} A FX/currency strength meter / matrix / indi I'm currently in contact with the developer of this to hear if he wants credit for it before I share it It's a paid app indicator in third party software {image}Ignored
DislikedVol/price = sell Oil stock corre = sell CAD fx tanking = sell NATgas at it again = sell Sorry bullsIgnored
Disliked{quote} I didn't know CAD moves with oil From the web ..."USD/CAD of about 93% between 2000 through 2016."Ignored